Understanding what your child is experiencing can best help you calm them and get them back to sleep.
As the only Level I pediatric surgery center in Wisconsin, this achievement reflects the highly specialized care and quality assessments in surgical services at Children's Wisconsin.
I had the opportunity recently to talk on our Facebook page about safe sleep for babies and answer questions from parents about a wide range of topics, including the ABC’s of safe sleep, crib bumpers and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). I encourage you to watch the video above to see this engaging conversation.
This was a great opportunity to get to answer in more detail some of the most common questions we get from parents. Is there a correlation between SIDS and unsafe sleep? Can a bassinet or Pack ‘n Play be just as safe as a crib? What are the risks associated with unsafe sleep environments for babies? Why is it not safe to cosleep or share a bed with a baby?
I really enjoyed getting to speak to these topics, as I believe providing a safe sleeping space for your baby is one of the most important things you can do for your baby. As a parent myself, I know it can be a struggle, so I’m happy to be able to provide some information that can help your whole family get through the night.
Understanding what your child is experiencing can best help you calm them and get them back to sleep.
The COVID-19 Eris variant has become more prominent over the last couple of months.
It’s normal for kids' feelings of self-doubt to show up as saying negative things about themselves.
Vaccines are a safe, simple and effective way to protect your children and family from the flu.
Gentle parenting is about modeling empathy, establishing respect, showing understanding and setting boundaries.
What's the difference between a tension headache and a migraine?
Chlorine can be helpful in preventing the spread of germs. But too much chlorine exposure can also be harmful to your child’s skin.